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Candidate profile: Sandy Pickert in Kansas House District 88
Elections and votingRepublican incumbent Sandy Pickert is running in the 2026 general election for Kansas House District 88.
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Candidate profile · KS
Republican incumbent Sandy Pickert is running in the 2026 general election for Kansas House District 88.

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The Senate Leadership Fund is increasing its Kansas investment while pausing future advertising in North Carolina.

Explainer · KS
Kansas voters should confirm election dates, ballot choices, registration rules and voting instructions before participating in 2026.

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Pastor Adam Hamilton’s possible Senate bid is drawing attention as Republicans express concern about Sen. Roger Marshall’s position.

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The state investigative agency identified the man found dead Tuesday at a school in southeast Kansas.

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Kansas will begin its announced 2027 concert schedule in Pensacola before additional Florida, Illinois and cruise appearances.

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Police are investigating after a Flock camera was cut down in west Wichita, making the incident a public safety matter.

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State officials concluded a new law reaches voter forms but does not make election officers responsible for enforcing its gender-marker rules.

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A Johnson County judge struck the city’s claims against two petition organizers and classified the proposed ordinance as legislative.

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Federal funding has been awarded to 11 Kansas hospitals for work intended to strengthen rural health care.

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Patrick Schmidt is a Democrat running in Kansas’ contested 2026 U.S. Senate race, with the general election set for Nov. 3.

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Democrat Erik Murray is running in Kansas’ contested 2026 U.S. Senate election, scheduled for Nov. 3.